T OWN OF C UPAR N EWSLETTER
March 2015
116 Stanley Street, Cupar, Saskatchewan, S0G 0Y0
Cupar Snowmobile Poker Derby
The Cupar Snowmobile Club Inc. is holding its
Annual Poker Derby Saturday March 7th at the
Cupar Town Hall.
Registration is 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
$10 per hand
75% PAYOUT
You may pre-register for the derby, purchase
ghost hands for $5 and Supper Tickets for $8 at
Cupar Agencies on March 5th and 6th.
Community Members are welcome to come out
for supper and be a part of recognizing our
students and community members that helped
build the new shack.
LOTS OF GREAT PRIZES!!!!!!!!
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Cupar School Pancake Breakfast
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Please support this great cause and attend the 2nd
Annual Community Pancake Breakfast.
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Town of Cupar
Cupar Public Library
"My library is the place
where I find inspiration,
information, and
connection with the world
- and peace."
~Ruth W. Crocker~
By Diane Dennis
Thank you to all who donated baking goods and
prizes for our Valentine’s Bake Sale! Also a big
thank you goes to all who supported us on that
blizzardy day! If you are interested in purchasing
a Yoga Mat Bag, made and donated courtesy of
Mary Ban, we are selling them for $5/ea.
The Library will be closed Good Friday April 3rd.
If you have any programs or events that you
We are meeting March 3rd @ 6:30 p.m. at the
Legion Hall to discuss Spring Plans.
would like to see happen, please let us know.
New members and ideas are welcomed! Free
Children are welcome to come to the Library
Wednesday April 1st to look for an Easter Treat and
this is no April Fool’s Joke!
baby gift books are given to any registered
patron of our library to their newborn. Please
come in and register. Call 306-723-4749 on
Wed (9-5) and Fri (1-6) for any inquiries.
St. Paul Lutheran Church
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By Diane Dennis
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Thank you to Jen Springer for the basement paint
job. It is so Bright and Cherry! We are in the
midst of some basement renovations, so please
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Ladies’
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Monday
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available,
and also
Our FaithLife Brunch will take place Sunday, March
except
March updates
9th due to
the Ladies’
Bible
Study
automatically
changes
to the
original.
Night (LWMLC), from 7-9 p.m. All are welcome
22 after the 11 am Worship Service. Free offering
to come visit.
proceeds go towards church maintenance projects
this year.
Worship Service times are at 9 a.m. for the 1st,
3rd and 5th Sunday of the month and at 11 a.m.
Wednesday Lenten Services are here March
and
25th
11th
on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month.
at 7 p.m. We will start at 6 p.m. with
Call 306-723-4899 for more information.
“Nothing is impossible; the
word itself says “I’m Possible”!!
~Audrey Hepburn~
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Town of Cupar
Cupar Turns 110!!!!
Cupar is turning 110 years old next year and
planning has begun to celebrate on July 4th, 2015.
Celebrate and the whole Town
celebrates with you!!!!!!
Local groups have graciously taken on many of the
tasks and venues that we are planning, yet we still
have a few available. If you or your organization
wants to be involved in our celebration please
contact the office by phone at 306-723-4324 or
events, parade, pancake breakfast, etc.
We have other ideas but are looking for a group or
email [email protected]
organization to head them up as their fundraiser.
There are many other ways people can help out as
Let’s make this a date to remember and celebrate
well as we will be looking for volunteers to work the
entry ways, security, serving, bar work etc. If you are
available to donate even an hour or two of your time
please contact us so we can put you on our list.
At this time we are looking at Ball tournament, craft
sales/trade show, bingo, kids fun zone, evening beer
our beautiful town and the milestone it is turning.
Look forward to hearing from you!
Next meeting date for planning is
March 25th @ 7 pm at the Cupar Town Hall.
gardens and dance, strawberry social and museum
Please come and help us out!!
Snow Removal and Dangers
We are in the process of preparing for warmer
equipment only allows for minimal visual radiuses
weather and getting ready for water run-off. We
and when the vehicles come up to it or around it,
are asking all residents to please work with us by
they cannot see you. This runs a MAJOR risk to the
moving your vehicles off the street so when we are
resident and anyone who is around as the operator
ready to peel away the snow and ice we can do so
cannot see you or react quickly enough to avoid
without obstructions. We do have a Bylaw that
contact. PLEASE PLEASE stay a reasonable distance
does not allow street parking for longer than 24
away from our equipment, use a different road
hours and, if we are forced to, will implement this
when you are able or allow them the right of way to
Bylaw by towing vehicles. We will attempt to reach
avoid any completely avoidable accidents. This can
the owner first however, please be advised that we
be prevented as long as the residents use proper
have been given no choice but to enforce this
discretion and stay away from the working
when we are called.
equipment.
Further, we have noticed an increase of residents
trying to go around the town equipment when they
are in the process of removing snow and/or
grading OR boxing our equipment in whiles they
are trying to move! This is very dangerous as the
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Town of Cupar
Sewer Trouble?
Utility Bills
Just a reminder, all utility bills are due at the
end of each billing month.
If you have any sewer issues, we ask that you
please contact
Jason’s Sewer Service
If they are not paid one runs the risk of being
disconnected without notice and we do not
want that.
Jason at 306-726-7749
Or
Peter Cell 306-529-8676 or
home 306-939-2230
They will help resolve any issues you may have.
Recycle/Garbage Bins
Respect
the
Bins!!!
We have noticed that the recycle/garbage bins are
not being removed from the streets after pick-up
has been completed and they have been blowing
around all over town. Please be advised you will be
responsible for any damage done to any bin that you
have if care is not taken with them. Please remove
them from the street as soon as you can after pick
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up to save them from being blown around or hit by
vehicles.
Next Recycle pick up day is March 17th.
Branch/Tree Pick-up
Beginning this spring, please be
Pet Licenses
A reminder that pet licenses were
advised that when we provide branch
due January 2015.
pick up – it is just that – branch pick
Please ensure your pets are licensed
up. We do not remove or haul away
as per our Bylaw 12-2008.
full trees or full strings of
Come on down and make sure your
shrubs/bushes.
family pets are registered so if they
get out we can assist on their safe
We are only picking up pruning
return!!
branches.
If you have a large amount of
trees/branches to be hauled away
you will have to find your own
company or someone to haul them
away to an appropriate location.
Medical Numbers
Nurse Practitioner
1-855-766-6399
Lab Work
723-4300
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Benefits of volunteering: Volunteering connects you to
Town of Cupar
others
116 Stanley Street
One of the better-known benefits of volunteering is the impact on
Box 397
Cupar, SK
S0G0Y0
Phone:
306-423-4324
Fax:
306-723-4644
E-Mail:
[email protected]
the community. Unpaid volunteers are often the glue that holds a
community together. Volunteering allows you to connect to your
community and make it a better place. Even helping out with the
smallest tasks can make a real difference to the lives of people,
animals, and organizations in need. And volunteering is a two-way
street: It can benefit you and your family as much as the cause you
choose to help. Dedicating your time as a volunteer helps you
make new friends, expand your network, and boost your social
skills.
For more information visit the website helpguide.org
Volunteering as a family
We’re on the Internet!
Visit us at:
www.townofcupar.net
While it might be a challenge to coordinate everyone’s
schedules, volunteering as a family has many worthwhile
benefits. Children watch everything you do. By giving back
to the community, you show them firsthand how
volunteering makes a difference and how good it feels to
help other people and animals and enact change. It’s also a
valuable way for you to get to know organizations in the
community and find resources and activities for your
children and family.
Fun Facts!!!!!
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Most soccer players run 7 miles in a game.
It cost 7 million dollars to build the Titanic and 200 million to make a
film about it.
When hippos are upset, their sweat turns red.
A dime has 118 ridges around the edge.
An iguana can stay under water for 28 minutes.
Ben and Jerry’s send the waste from making ice cream to local pig
farmers to use as feed. Pigs love the stuff, except for one flavor: Mint
Oreo.
In most advertisements, including newspapers, the time displayed on a
watch is 10:10.